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I also agree with you. I have both and would carry both if I could.

I fully understand what you are saying and why. However, part of your rules and regulations in order to be a security officer are to follow those rules and regulations (which include the law and not only the Private Security rules). Your creditability and also integrity are called into question when you as a security officer chose to violate and break the law. When you put on a uniform and break the laws of the state then you aren't much better than any other criminal. If you can't follow the rules, regulations and laws then you should have already chosen another profession before you decided to break the law.

I do not know you and don't have anything personal against you. I was making a statement so those that don't really know what they can and can't do as security officers know that it IS against the law. I wasn't trying to single you out otherwise I would have stated who wrote the original statement that created my response. Merry Christmas and I am glad you have made it safely through both your honor to our country and your employment.

This was in response to an individual stating that as a uniformed Security Officer he was carrying concealed.

It is illegal for a security officer IN UNIFORM to carry a concealed handgun!!! This applies to both Commissioned (armed) and Non-Commissioned (unarmed).